1·He lost by less than 100 votes.
他以相差不到100张选票败北。
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2·She narrowly failed to win enough votes.
她差点赢得足够的选票。
—— 《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》
3·The president himself won the most votes.
总统本人赢得了最多的选票。
—— 《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》
4·Who do you think will get (the) most votes?
你认为谁会得到最多的选票？
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5·He appears to have the votes he needs to prevail.
他看来有他胜出所需要的选票。
—— 《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》
1·24 million viewers rang in to cast their final votes last night.
昨晚，有2400万观众打进电话进行了最后的投票。
—— 《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》
2·Aboard his plane, the secretary tries to downplay the importance of the budget votes.
在他的飞机上，部长试图淡化预算投票的重要性。
3·These are all the methods of a velvet revolution, but this one is only meant to get them votes.
所有这些都是天鹅绒革命的方法，但这只是为了让他们投票。
4·The Green candidate won over 3 000 of the 14 000 votes cast.
绿党候选人在14 000张投票总数中获得了3 000多张选票。
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5·But the thing is at least half done, as you have one out of two votes.
但这事至少已成功一半了，因为在两张投票之中，你已经得到了一标。
1·She secured 2 000 votes.
她获得2 000票。
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2·He scraped in with 180 votes.
他以180票勉强当选。
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3·Mr. Foster romped home with 141 votes.
福斯特先生以141票轻松获胜。
—— 《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》
4·They need 12 votes to override his veto.
他们需要12票来推翻他的否决。
—— 《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》
5·His proposal was outvoted by 10 votes to 8.
他的提案以10比8票被否决。
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1·Railing against them may win votes. But vindictiveness is not a good policy.
反对它们的存在会赢得人民的支持，但是以牙还牙并不是一个好方法。
2·Common sense would suggest a calmer discourse on bankers. But there aren’t many votes in that.
常识告诉我们应该更加心平气和的对待银行家，但是这不会得到很多人的支持。
3·Many moderates, meanwhile, don't like his votes for the health-care bill and the stimulus.
与此同时，他对于医保提案和经济刺激方案的支持也是许多中间派选民所不喜欢的。
4·Mr Netanyahu needs their votes.
而内塔尼亚胡也需要他们的支持。
5·After seeing it, and don't forget to vote. The book you need recommended votes and collectionsupport. Thank you.
看了之后，别忘记投票。新书急需大家的推荐票和收藏支持。谢谢。
1·The real story, though, lies in first votes.
然而，真正的故事依赖于第一次选举。
2·He is now adamantly opposed, knowing that many in his party are climate-change sceptics and sensing votes from those who would be hit by a carbon tax.
他现在知道在他的党派中有许多人都是气候变化的怀疑论者并且知道那些选举他的人会受到碳税收的打击，所以他很坚决地反对这个计划。
3·They might like to ponder the kind of European issue big enough to win votes, continent-wide.
但如果他们面临在整个大陆这样的范围内如何赢得选举这样的大事，他们也会深思熟虑一番的。
4·Not so on October 15th, when a merry crowd of dons and alumni queued up in robes to cast their votes for a new chancellor of Cambridge University, much to the glee of camera-wielding onlookers.
十月十五日那天可不一样了，当见到一群身穿礼服的欢快的教师和校友在列队等候投票选举一个新校长时，手中挥舞相机的游客更是兴奋。
5·Still to go: committee meetings, hearings, votes in Congress.
还需要做的事情有：委员会会议、听证会、国会选举。
1·Who can say if the other five polling-stations did not contain just as much fraud—two of them produced suspiciously round numbers of votes and no spoilt ballots?
有谁能担保其余五个投票站没有类似的舞弊行为——其中两个投票站产生的得票数是可疑的整数，而且没有无效投票？
2·Jim: As you know, there were three candidates, and the total votes the two losers got were more than the winning candidate got.
你也知道一共有三个候选人，其中两个落选人员的得票数加起来比当选人员的得票数多。